[Big Arnold]

Pussycat Dolls sue Daily Mail owner over 'prostitution ring' story

Former girl group member Kaya Jones claimed members were used for sex by music executives – the group has now sued the Mail’s parent company for publishing her remarks

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2018/ ... kaya-jones

[Catkins]

Daily Mail to pay Kate Maltby £11,000 costs over negative article

https://www.theguardian.com/media/2018/ ... ve-article

It's not enough to hurt their profits, but she's giving half to a women's anti-harassment charity which probably irks Dacre.

[Catkins]

In case you are wondering whether Greig will be any better than Dacre...

MOS makes very serious allegations of criminal behaviour, against Sasha Wass QC.
Refuses to respond to direct complaint from Wass.
Wass forced to go to IPSO which finds in her favour after 10 months.
MOS keeps the libelous article up as IPSO has no power to compel them to remove false stories, pay damages or apologise.
Wass sues and gets 'substantial' damages and a full apology, 2 years late.

http://www.pressgazette.co.uk/associate ... ation/amp/

The original article was written by David Rose who has form for making stuff up.

[Big Arnold]

“The article contained a catalogue of factual inaccuracies, which could and should have been avoided by reference to readily available public material accessible by any investigative journalist.”

Yebbut this is the Daily Mail.

[Killer Whale]

Steve Morgan: Redrow founder wins case against Daily Mail

A multi-millionaire property developer has successfully sued the Daily Mail newspaper over "false and defamatory" claims in an article about him.

The paper has apologised and will make a donation to charity after the High Court found in favour of Redrow Homes chairman and founder Steve Morgan.

An article had accused Mr Morgan, from north Wales, of "greedy" practices at the expense of low-income families.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-47217530

[Samanfur]

Prince Harry launches libel action against Mail on Sunday publisher

The Duke of Sussex has launched a libel action against Associated Newspapers, publisher of the Mail on Sunday, the same newspaper against which his wife, the Duchess of Sussex, is pursuing separate legal action.

Documents were lodged with the high court by the couple’s legal team, Schillings, on 27 November.

Further details are expected to be made public in coming weeks. The claim is said to relate to a story published by the Sunday newspaper in October, which alleged that Prince Harry had failed to maintain contact with the Royal Marines after he formally stepped down from royal duties in March, the Telegraph reported.